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This type of registration is recommended. It allows It allows an App to register to an account, without requesting the developer to know the credentials of a user and log in to the system's interface.
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User allows or denies the registration. To allow the registration of the App, the user must enter his/hers credentials and click the Register button. The user can also log in to VoipNow using a the account of a third-party application (e.g Google). To deny the registration of the App, the user must click the Deny button. The user can also authorize the App by clicking the Grant access checkbox. When using this option, the response also contains the authorization code parameter.
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Navigate to the App management page. If you want to register an App to an Administrator account you must go to Unified Communications -> Integration Unified Communications -> Integration -> SystemAPI & UnifiedAPI. If you want to register an App to a Service Provider, Organization, or User account go to the home page of the account and click the the SystemAPI & UnifiedAPI button button. Then choose the type of API the the App will use:
- For Apps that use use SystemAPI, click on the SystemAPI the SystemAPI tab.
- For Apps that use use UnifiedAPI, click on the the UnifiedAPI tab.
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| When using an account of type Service Provider, you will not be able to add Apps for UnifiedAPI. |
Step 2
Click the the Add App button button. Fill in the required information in the pop-up that opens.
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| Name | Description |
| Name | Fill a descriptive name for the App (e.g. Google Apps). |
| Description | Specify some brief details about the App. |
| Homepage | App's homepage. This link is displayed to the users when authorizing the App and should describe the functionality of the App. |
| Image URL | URI where the system can find a relevant App image. |
| Admin email | Email address of the administrator of the App. |
| Admin phone | Phone number of the administrator of the App. |
| App is trusted | When this option is active, the App can use only the App Key and App Secret to generate an access token, and no user authentication is required. Activate this option only if you trust the App. |
| Redirect URL | URL where the system returns the registration and authorization response. Please note that the redirect URL can only be a HTTPS link. |
| App ID/key | The 32 char-long string used by the App to identify itself with the system. |
| App secret | The 32 char-long secret used by the system to establish ownership of the App key. Based on this pair, the system will recognize the new App and will allow it to generate an access token. |
Step 3
Click Click OK to to confirm the settings and add the new App or or Cancel to to stop the process and close the window.
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In some cases it is required to invalidate the old secret of the App. In this case, just click the the Regenerate button button located next to the old App Secret. This action will invalidate all the access tokens currently owned by the App.
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